Cowboys Fans Were Devastated After Late Comeback vs. Ravens Comes Up Short
The Dallas Cowboys appeared well on their way to a second consecutive blowout loss at home on Sunday afternoon, at one point falling behind 28–6 to the visiting Baltimore Ravens. But Dak Prescott and Co. led a furious comeback in the fourth quarter, giving fans the faintest glimmer of hope.
Cowboys vs. Ravens takeaways: Run defense may cost Dallas its season
Anything the Ravens wanted on the ground, they could have Sunday against the Cowboys. The combination of Jackson and Henry ran for 238 rushing yards and three touchdowns combined, and it was Jackson who put the exclamation point on the afternoon with a 10-yard gain to put an end to Dallas' comeback hopes.
The Dallas Cowboys had a great opportunity to claim a marquee win in Week 3. Instead, the Baltimore Ravens left AT&T Stadium ...
CeeDee Lamb gets the football knocked out his hands by Ravens rookie first-round pick cornerback Nate Wiggins, and Baltimore ...
The last time Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was at AT&T Stadium, it was draft night in 2018, and he promised he ...
Jerry and Stephen Jones’ fingerprints are all over the Cowboys’ latest defeat. Ownership’s refusal to address a clear need at ...
The Dallas Cowboys came up just short in their quest for an epic comeback over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. After the ...
The Dallas Cowboys needed to come out at home in Week 3 against the Baltimore Ravens more put together. They needed to show ...
The Cowboys trailed 21-6 at halftime, allowing scores on three first-half possessions. Yet, a 19-point fourth quarter got the ...
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The Forgotten Play: This unremarkable Mike McCarthy decision cost Cowboys vs RavensThe Dallas Cowboys were terrible for about 50 minutes on Sunday afternoon. The final score reads 28-25, but about one-third ...
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